Seasons and Echoes
Today I get to welcome two authors, Marlene Mitchell and Gary Yeagle, to my blog, but first let me introduce them and their books while I wait for them to arrive. I've often wondered how authors work together, so I'm really looking forward to meeting them here. And the books look fascinating...
In the fall of 1969 in the mountains of eastern Tennessee, a
poor backwoods farmer and his wife were brutally shot and killed by four
drunken hunters, along with their three dogs, horse and two fawns. The farmer’s
two young sons managed to escape but were unable to identify the killers. Now
decades later, the murders of the Pender family remain unsolved. In Townsend,
Tennessee, in Blount County, someone has decided to take revenge.
About Marlene
Mitchell:
Originally from St. Louis, Marlene makes her home in
Kentucky now. A mother and grandmother, Marlene has a wide range of interests
including watercolor and oil painting, yet writing has always been her passion.
That comes through loud and clear in her wonderful novels!
These novels reflect a genuine sincerity with very strong
characters to which her readers can relate. To quote Marlene: “It took me a
long time to start writing, but now I can’t stop. The stories just keep on
coming.”
About Gary Yeagle:
Gary Yeagle was born and raised in Williamsport, Pa., the
birthplace of Little League Baseball. He grew up living just down the street
from the site of the very first Little League game, played in 1939.
He currently resides in Louisville, Kentucky, with his wife
and four cats. He is the proud grandparent of three and is an active member of
the Jeffersontown United Methodist Church. Gary is a Civil War buff, and enjoys
swimming, spending time at the beach, model railroading, reading, and writing.
Seasons of Death
Book Synopsis:
Echoes of Death
It’s springtime in the Smokies and despite the four murders
of the previous year, tourists from every corner of the country have made the
journey to Townsend, Tennessee. The hiking trails are packed, the restaurants
are jammed, and the campsites are full. Vacation season is in full swing in the
peaceful side of the Smokies.
But then… there is another murder.
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